»l AABN pA ek ew iain v -- "The Whig's Classified Page Is 3 Public Forums SEPARATE SCHOOL * TRUSTEES ELECTED All Were Returned by Accla- mation at the Nominations Wednesday. Nominations for arate school trustees were. held | Wednesday, all those nominated being returned by acclamation. The thlowing were elected: Ontario Ward--Dr. William Gib- #on, moved by F. J. O'Connor, sec- onded by J. E. Kane. Bydenham Ward--W. C. McDon- ald, moved by John Conlan, second- ed by W. B, Taylor. Cataragqul Ward--T. E. Doolan, moved by W. G. Balley, seconded by J 'E. Kane. St. Lawrence Ward--J. O. Law- rence, moved by A. C. Givens, sec- onded by W. B. Taugher. Frontenac Ward--M. J. Kennedy, moved by T. B, Doolan, seconded b F. J. O'Connor. 1 Rideau Ward--J. J. Sullivan, moved by J. W, Rigney, seconded by A. C. Givens. Victoria Ward---Dr, J. #Davis, moved by T. B. Doolan, seconded by BE. J. Cochrane, The following are the old mem- bers who still have another year to run before they are called for elec- tion: Rev. Father Hyland, Thomas Wilkinson, W. G. Bailey, BE. Coch- rane, James Sowards, J. W. Rigney, J. Melville. AN ENTERTAINMENT AT 8T. MARY'S-OF -THE-LAKE @iven by the Children to Their Qood Friends on Tuesday Afternoon. The children of St. Mary's-of-the- Lake gave an entertainment on Tues- day afternoon. The spacious assem- biy hall was filled with the ladies of the Orphans' Guild and many friends of the children. The programme opened with the chorus, "Star of the East," to piano and violin accom- paniments, after which Edgar Le- gacey read the following address: i "We wish to thank our kind friends for the bountiful Christmas you have provided for us. We know that you are working for us the year round, but the great climax comes at Christmas, when you spare no effort or think no sacrifice too great we may have the very best, and we know that we have the very best Christmas that can be provided and We thank you for it and we would be very ungrateful if we ever for- t it, and we know that the good will reward you for your charity and kindness. "We are glad to have so many of our dear friends here and we are going to take advantage of the op- portunity to entertain you for a short time this afternoon. We cannot hope to do as much for you as you have done for us, but we feel that you deserve our very best efforts and - DEATHS. : FERGUSON---In Kingston, on Decem-} ber 30th, 1925, Agnes Gibson, be- | loved wife of William Ferguson, - ed 66 years. Funeral (private) from her late resi- dence, $4 York Street, Friday, Jan- uary Ist, to Cataraqui Cemetery, Please omit flowers. GUESS -- In Kingston, on December 25th, 1925, Laighton Elmer Guess, aged 69 years. Funeral will take plage residence, 351 Brdck day afternoon, at Cataraqui Cemetery. ROBB At Battersea, on December 29th, 1926, Jane Grace Henry, Belov. ed wife of John Robb, aged 53 years and 6 months. Funeral from late residence on Thurs- day afternoon at gne o'clock to the United church at Battersea, SPOONER---In Kingston, on December 29th, 1926, Ca herine Todd, widow of the late John Spooner, aged 83 years and 6 months. Funeral from Clarence Hanley's resi- dence, 11 Malin Street, on Thursday Afternoon at 4.00 o'clock to Catara- qui Cemetery" Friends and acquaintances respectfully invited to attend. Cleveland, Ohio, papers please copy. JAMES REID The Old Firm of Undertakers 254 and 256 PRINCESS STREET 'Phone 147 for Ambulance ROBERT J. REID The Leading Undertaker 'Phone 577. 280 Princess Street M. P. KEYES FUNERAL HOMER: 49 COLBORNE STREET AMBULANCE 'PHONE 1889. JOHN OORNELIUS Undertaker and Embalmer Parlors: 274 Princess Street Ambulance Phone 669 H. J. KNIGHT UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER PARLORS---Sydenham, Yarker, Verona, and Battersea. Ambulance 'phone 35, . - Che. British Whig KINGSTON, ONT. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING All ads. are restricted to their proper classification, and to the regular Daily Whig style of type, CLASSIFIED RATES: Dally rate per line Or consecutive insertions: Minimum charge, 25 cents. Daily rates per line at 2 p.m. from his late Street, Thurs- 2.00 o'clock fo OUT OUR WAY. BY WILLIAMS. BOYS, MOUVE MET MISS VANCE BEFORE ~ NOW MEET MY WIFE. ©1928 BY NEA SERVICE SC. Lost and Found i A REAL BIBLE STUDY--Whtile a few want to discover what the Bible really teaches. A free, furnished office ig the place. Those who want to attend the weekly study kindly address Box X-3§0, Whig Office, 6 days 3 3 days b 4 1 day .. de 8 6 Deaths, Births, Engagements, Mars riages, one insertion charged, $1.60; cash, $1.00. Card of Thanks, and Memoriam Notices--Charged, $1.50; cash, §1.00 each insertion. Advertising ordered for irregular insertions takes the one-time inser~ tion rate; no ad taken for less than basis of four lines. Count six average words to the line. Charged ads. will be received by telephone and if paid at The Brit- ish Whig Office within 6 days from the first date of insertion, cash rate will be allowed. GOLD WRIST WATCH--Lost, on Mon= day night, Finder please return to Whig Office or 'phone 243. Reward. BRACELET--lLost, on Saturday even- ing. Reward. Finder please return to 340 Nelson Street or phone 1748-J. BRACBLET--Found, In driveway of W. P. Peters' store, 117 Brock Sireet. Apply at above address. DOMINION CORD TIRE~-And rim lost between Napanee and Kingston on highway. Finder kindly notify this office or phone 1300 r §. Ads. ordered for more than one day and stopped before expiration will only be charged for the number of times the ad. appeared and adjust. ment made at the rate earned. Rate per line for white space ls the eame as & line of type. Special rate fog yearly advertising upon request.' Publishers reserve the right to edit or reject all classified advertising copy. Telephone 243; ask for & want ad. taker. . Part of Stove Blows Out Burning Belleville Couple Belleville, Dee. 29.--Mr, and Mrs. EVERSHARP PENCIL -- And child's gauntiet found on Nelson Street Christmas. afternoon. Owner may have same at 214 Collingwood Street. FOX HOUND---Lost, Mght built, black and tan, on December 26th. Answers to name of "Jack" Lost of Stoness' Corners. Last seen at Fox Lake., Any information please leave at No. 1, Fire Hall. Capt Reid. MAN'S RING--Found on Tuesday. Own- er may have same at Whig Office. NECKLACE FOUND--On Earl Street, Syne: may have 'same at 160 Barl re SUM OF MONEY-dost on Montreal Street' between North and John Bcreets. Finder plese return to Help Wanted Female Help Wanted 3 Real Estate For Sale Houses 14 HOUSEMAID---~Wanted by 15th of Jan- uary. Apply 3 Emily Street. MAID-~Wanted for general housework, References required. Apply to 468 Princess Street. YOUNG GIRL--For general housework. Small family. Appiy 16 Alice Street. YOUNG GIRL--To do light housework, Family of two. Apply to Box V-28, Whig Office. Real Estate For Rent Apartments and Flats 7 APARTMENT Sydpaham Apartments, Brock Street, four rooms &nd bath- room---modern in every particular. Ap ply 69 Brock Street. J. E. CUNNINGHAM' Real Estate Insurance and Loans 79 Clarence Streel. BRICK HOUSE---On Stuart street, all improvements, $4,800. Apply B. Trumpour, 270 Princess Street. Tele- phone 704 or 1295-J. FRAME -- 7 rooms, central; improve- ments, $2,600. ouse to let, central, loney to loan. Insurance. T. O'CONNOR, 351 Princess Street. 'Phone 1189-J. Johaso Phone 539+ BE. W. MULLIN J Real Estate and Insurance Broker n and Division Streets w, Bee Advt. Page 3 Wanted To Buy ide FLAT--On Princess §treet; all conveni- ences. Apply to Stuchen Bros, 65 Princess Street, or phone 469. Business ¥Flaces o STORES--On Princess Street; all large, heated and good windows. ier ens trance. Appry i. Cohen & Co. Housve : 9 id matno--. DWELLING--Five rooms, with stable and garage. West end. Batemuan's Real wstate, 111% Brock St HOUSE § rooms,' electric light, rent 16.00, on Cowdy street; smail house CHICKEN INCUBATOR~Second hand, . any other particulars. Apply to Box a Whig Office. P also Quebec heater with oven. Btate prices, incubaior egg capacity, and Articles For Sale. SUITE--Tapestry living room suite, mahogany finished, living room table Apply 28 Plum St 135 Reasonable price. WHITE NEWSPRINT-500 sheets for 40c. Suitable for wrepping purposes or household use. Size 16%" x 23". Apply British Whig Office. # WATERPRUOF-- Waggon and Horse Covers. Everything in canvas, etc Frank W. Couke. 'Phone 436. PIANO, UPRIGHT--Handsome walnut case, 7 1-3 octave, ivory keys; style Louis. Price reasonable. rms | desired. 'Phonts 2417-J or cal] at 149 Colborne Street. Furnitare 15a FURNITURE-- Antique and modern furniture sold and bought. M. Cram- er, 507 Princess Street, successors to Lesses Antique Shop. Fuel and Feed 18 FOR SALE--1 car Virginia Nut Coal $14.00 ton. 1 car Ken.ucky Egg $18.00, These are semi-hard and burn well in Stoves and furnaces. 1 car Split Pea Coke, $8.00. 1 ton Virginia or Ken- tucky and 1 ton Pea $20.00. Smaller quantities. Cartage extra. 1 car Peat $6.00 half ton Dry mixed soft Cord- wood oF slabs, $3.00 load. Dry hard< wood $4.00 load. "Phone 2440-w. W. C. Bruton, 290 Wellington Street. HARDWOOD---Cholce, dry, body hard- wood, $14 cord. Mixed dry wodd, $12 cord--cut in stove lengths. ,Also Cord- w $9 cord. Delivered. Apply H. Webber, 261 Regent street. 'Phone 169%-m. § . HARDWOOD--Dry body maple $3.75 per load. Dry mixed $3.00. Dry soft maple, $2.75. Split 25c. extra. "Phone 1439-J. Mrs. Ray Parker, corner Johnson and McDonald Sireets. HARDWOOD--3$8.50 and $3.76 quarter cond; mixed wood $2.75 and $3.25; Slab w $2.75 to $3.60, according to qual ity; rough and dressed lumber, shingles, $3.50 and up. Sawdust sold cheap. - Talbot, Concession Sireet. Telephone 2753-J. STOVE WOOD---Of all kinds; cut stove lengths; kept under cover. dling, split, $2.76 load. 'Phone $89. J. Peters & Bon, corner Brock and Vic- toria streets. SWAIN'S WOOD YARD Dry body hardwood, $4.50 quarter cord; mixed bodywood $4.00 quar.er cord; hardwood slabs $4.00 a load. Mixed slabs $3.00 a load. 'Phone 2516-w. % _ Business Services Tailoring and Pressing 20 W. ROBERTSON -- Tallor, Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing; your own cloth n made up, Samples in stock. $20.00 and up. 273 Bagot Street. Professional 2 DRUGLESS PRACTITIONER «-- W. A. Marcelis, corner of Barrie and Prin- Chiropractic adjust- coms Streets. "ments, electric tre).ments and hand- massage. X-ray service <Consulta- tion free. Hours 912 am. 1-6 pam Evenings by appointment. Office tele- phone 322-J, Residence 'phone 957-J. LUCY--Geo. F. and Jennie A., Chiro- jrastors, Registered Nurse, 202. Bagot treet. 'Phone 951-w. Hours 9-12, 1-5, 6-7.30. Consukation free. -------------- m---- ir a ------ CUNNINGHAM & SMITH -- Barristers and Sol BARGAINS--In Suit Cases, Club Bags, ing. Also new laid eggs. Apply 260 Nelson Street. v 'Phone 1653-3 new and used Army Rubbers, Over- shoed, Blankets, Breeches, Leggin, A few musical n 19 Clarence St Articles For Sale. Kingston. A B. Cu gham; K.C.: Cyril M. Smith. Miscellaneous 15| DAY AND REVELLE--Barristerg and Solicitors, 69 Clarence Street, King- BARRED ROCK PULLETS-- Now Jay-| ston. A. BE. fan L Revelle, 'Phone 205. REYNOLDS, J. C--Barris'er and Sollol. tor, 3 Broek Street, a: es Are Tang on y an arm roperty. "Phone 2509. P . Mortgages rare -------- a Massag hs % and all the latest styles dn Hair Cutty Cedar kin-| = ice Laoies' Halr Parior 4 Fl RENCH MARCEL waving Water Waviug, Ruind Jog Be Curling, Hair Bobbing Facial and Scalp Treatment. o attention Elven to Hatr ay > Switzer, 287 Nusen, Ditreet. ap iB poiniment 'phone 301 " PERMANENT WAVING The only wave you can and that dampness Improves, Just like natural curly hair. Also Marcel Waving, Manicuring, ing. A. B. KINGSBURY, : 209 Princess Street. 'Phone 2018-4, Insurance ERNIE Dn. SL urance ail branches of insurance in old | companies of higaest tinancial ing. 281 King Street East. 'Phones 2548-w. Res. 1121. w FIRE--Automobile and Casualty Insuls ance. 'E. M. Crumley, 420 Earl Screet. 'Phone 1782-M, : INSURANCE~~Only the most reliable companies represented. strange Strange, established in 1860. Office: x Post Offices Clarence Street, opposite J. B. COOKE--Life, Fire, Accident snd Sickness, In reliable companies, dis~ trict manager Imperial Life. 'Phones: Office §03-w. Kes. 1733-m. OUR HEALTH AND ACCIDENT--Pol icy will protect your salary. All lines of Fire and Automobile Be Williams, 2 Couper street. Decorators 20a ANDERSON, A~~Painter and Decorate or. kgtimates given on large or small Jobs. Choice stock of Wall Paper samples carried. 'Phone 1966. = ESTIMATES--Given on Papering and Decorating. Special winter Painting also done at prices. Best workmanship ma- terial 1H. Rowley, 'phone 1358-F. SIGN PAINTING--J. 416 bagot Breet 8. Robinson, rear Financial $500 WANTED--3550 repayable uren, ryie. 20 31st Box Y:30, wig Office. FRUNTENAC LOAN AND INVEST. MENT SUULETY -- lucorporated in 1861. resiaent, A. L. varcwrigh vice-president J. M. Farrell Money loan un city and larm properties; ifi= - vesimen.. Bonds bougnt and sold; des POSS recelved and interest paid on minimum monthly R. balages, Luriweigat, manager, 51 Caan a Miscellaneous ASHES--Cleaned out of cellars and As Yards, ciean job done, 24 kussell Street. 'Phone 2:85. STORAGE--Deéad storage for buy 838 Frontenac Street 'Ph WW. # SKATES SHARPENED--Hollow 15¢, and sc. Muller's Bicycle Worl 371 and 373 King treet. 'Fhone 1961 STORAGE--For furniture, 3 &iry rooms and spaces; your own J and key. Fros.'s City Storage, : 305 Queen St. "Phone 526. Res. 380-%, Expert Plano Tuning, Player-Plano Adjusting. "Phone 1544. Cc. w. LINDSAY, LIMITED UPHOLSTERING--ANd general repaire ing. leave orders i or drop a cad to F. W. Haro 10 'Phone 1600-7, il, + Hiergy Stents Automobiles Auto Accessories 38 & to his room, but is making steady progress toward convalescence. . Renfrew has re-elected J. L. Mur- : , instruments, Banjo, KINGSTON AUTO TOP AND BODY We are going to try to give them to | Fred Uenn of this city were severaly| Geore McDonald, 158 Montreal Street,| b Foums, water and toliet; Tene $10.00, Guitar, Violins. A. Shapiro, 45 Prin-| SLATER--Douglas, Barrister and Soll-| --Mak f . " burned When the water front of a |. .Pnone 1912-w. Teal street. Apply BH. B. Norman, 4a| cons Street Joan. Phone ease Street. Money tol and Cushion. Commer i The first number was an operetta | stove by the side of which they | TWO PIPES lost." Reward if return. | P8tfick Street. Phone 730-w. LAMP SHADE FRAMBES-- Fire dogs 8 422 Nolnerng oy oalitornia, To in two acts, entitled, "Holy Night." | were sitting blew out. Mrs. Uenn was|_°1 tO 208 Victoria street. MOUSE--Corner Colborne and Hyden.| Sod dcreens. we make them, large| SHEA---Ambross, BA, Barrister and| 347 King street. Hons second part of the programme | burned about the face and neck and | TRA KEFFLE--Nickis plates fons daa, "Shoes 3 rouia. 36s and 308 Rll Works Try un or sive Hione Wire| Soler fa, lice. cornet of King ie P d0n| desu St, 1 rooms snd ; 81] Works. Try us for silver plating and rock, over Royal Bank, Money 3 ¥a& a farce, entitled, "Fun in a|Mr. Uenn about the legs. The water Owner ition took Strats. Queen street, 6 rooms; All tnaove refinishing. \ to loan. "Phone 1999. Classifiea Display Photograph Gallery. wag frozen and a quick fire caused | Street. = ° "ame at 148 Divislon| RUSCH Stree Apply 188° Queen Street. MUSIC ROLLS=200 U SKIN BLEMISHES H = Between the acts vane aad vio in | the explosion. 'Phone $88-w, sale." Your EE ona holla. now en Warts. _ Birthmarks, Skin anoles, --_" duetts were rendere y chil- HOUSE--T roon bai or $1.00. C. W. Lindsay, Limited, 131 i etc, removed permanent- KENT ; dren of the institution. : Michigan Seeks Reciprocity lights, good ibis and Satie Frincess Street, Rraimcatactory on 1 ied ond Ww. MACNEE y ei man gr MATOS by Acclamation. Over Commerolal Automobiles | Fi85; for seis or to ret. "Apply 171 ONE DRS CENTRE BREAD WAGON| Solire cuted without operation: 36 wont SRE ANSE SHOKER = Oo TF. W. -- iw). ly B. B. Wath ox| ence. . B A Som BRICKED BY A HORSE, i Nyssa. Lansing, Mich., Dec. 30--Complets | "BW HOUSE Ellorbeck Avenue, just Noleow Strout" "phone 1381ge Bagot Strast. Phone. pont. Buin om other hindi ie Hu I Bruce Mines--A. Grigg. in the math Wathen, 137 Neon orabPly to EE | RaiNOOATS, 0 A | ee 008 118K ? wv Howe Ista Poy Suftern Fracture Biuce Minos a Gries. Meigtosity In ths her ot poo Wathen, 137 Nelson areet. newest part a; beet va In Ca 31s: iy | 33 BROCK ST. "PHONE 85m. James Cox, ageéd nineteen years, | Clinton--Fred Jackson. States &nd Canada was demanded in Rooms 10 Tool Nt. TPhome Tope ay ment; guaran- Fancy 23 Soa of Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Cox, of | Goflerich--H. J. A. McEwan. RoVieSTA sent to W. L. Mackengle | oor | SON, 129 Johnaton Street Rleaing, work "auatametitching. Howe Island, suffered a compound | Gravenhurst--A. Ditchburn. King, Premier of Candda, by Charles | "ier keoping; fo children; au| SRT OF SURVEYORS INSTRUMENTS| Field 352 Beror s 'near. Prinouss : 3 BEbia loft lef when ho was] Napanee. B. Nine. J. Deland, secretary of state to-day. SOnvenivnons; uss ot phos. fens ae | FEA Sle. Apply "to Walkem | Brest. Phone sshs Lrincess REAL-GOOD ONES 47 vamy | 3 a by a horse at his home Wed-| Orangeville--W. G. Gillesple. At present the Canadian government | Bir sina bss Lriness College. Ap- : Eo © mesday morning. The boy was| Perth--J. E. DeHertel. does Hot recognise the Michigan com. | 2 Pons 16th: SALE -- Of Sieep-Rite Mat. He Also a full line of FURNITURE. | brought to (he Hotel Dieu Hospital| Powassan--L. F. Robertson. mercial license plates. Commercial | TWO--Light housekeeping rooms, one| [feAses. slightly soiled. al FIRST CLASS Wonk Everything reasonable, | where he was attended by Dr, 1. G.| Vankleek Hill--J, Hartley. vehicl t Canadi Small sicening, room. ekt, light. gan aoa a1 $olo while they All . ORK Bogart, 'and <hough bis injury is ------ before crossing the border. | drone fortshed "Apply $85 Gueen $11" Rlng Suroet Bast Fy memoriam At ah ol ferans | Turk's Store | a serious 'one, he was resting easily Bequeathed to Museum. ene. tress Co. 'Phone 1961.0, Tee Mat- on : Syn. PHONE 705. 1 on Wednesday afternoon and is ex-| Newark, N.J., Dec. 28.--The will To Have an STEAMER DID NOT ANSWER. | 57 0icis one set. ssoond Te! Smt So "an 7 pected to recover soon. of Dr. J. Ackerman, Coles, art pat- Brockville, Dee. 30.--As the ré- i Sloops. Beatty 'Barn savipmen Ada Bo ie a ron, offered for probate in Union [sult of the qualification of both F. A Wireless Call When Another Vessel | Churns and Washers. e andj A Christmas Day Party. County Orphans Court in Elizabeth, |B. Vandusen and R. H. Milier Passed Them. ER Cram ron Wo SParators. ; Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Miller and |N.J., bequeaths his collection of Brockville is faced with the prospect! = London, Dee. 30.--A wireless fios- 31, Brock Strest, "Phones 5685) or | family, Bongard's, entertained the | paintings, bronzes, manuscripts and (of an slection throughout the muhi-|sage to Lioyds, received by way of [eitir- following at Christmas: Mr. and |statuary to the Newstk Museum. |cipality to fill one vachucy upon the | Valentia, Ireland, and: signed by the . : : CREE | Mrs, D. Kellar and daughter, Hirina, | The collection, valued #t more thas | Board of Education. for wire 0 n of the DYANSL. wake Heide Over Border, AND CUSTOMERS CORDIAL ET- 5, ¢ captai the Dutch steamer Cri | td . Mriand Mrs. D. Watkins and fam-|$2.000,000 was transferred to the |candidate. appeared at the time of | jnssen, says: "Passed Elder = and Torauts, Dac. 30-1 the 25 mar- Ss EST HES ; vs Fh, Milford; Mrs. Scott and Alfred | museum before his death at Scotch the regular nominations early in the Fyfte steamer Coronado at 11 o'clock Mage issued in Toronto yes- INGS AND Bi WIS FOR ob » Bongard's. The afternoon | plains, N.J., Dec. 14th. month. The cost of such an election this morning. She did not answer our was spent in singing and mandolin is estimated at a sum between $600 | wireless call. Nothing : MAS AND THE NEW YEAR - oo. : © by Alfred Folkes,y and was and $700. " Seemed wrong 0 » : : fe © Kipling Steadily Improves, hE with her." The Coronado is : be pes Sed x x appreciated. The Was! Burwash, Sussex, England, Dec. : : to have sent out & call for help United st ptt Co. ; Tey ever: | 30.--Rudyard Kipling, who has been| The Bagdad correspondent of thejmight. 0 sn ames Swift & Co. Li 1 ill with pneumonia, is still confined | Exchange Telegraph pays thers fs| : The Of trl 3 the new trew has ro- Foot of Johnson Street. "Phone 435, as mayor for 1926. Sh : : Kats is a